Sentence examples similar to turn on title from inspiring English sources

Indiana's title chances may turn on a turned ankle.

Joe held the championship during his entire reign alone; however, Angle held the championship alone for 15 days until Sting won a match involving three other competitors to become Angle's partner, and Morgan held the title after turning on and (kayfabe) injuring his tag team championship partner Hernandez.

The come-on title turns out to be slightly misleading.

In only 11 seasons did they win a race by three or fewer games, including the one-game difference after the 1978 playoff for the division title that turned on Bucky Dent's three-run homer over the Green Monster at Fenway Park.

The long, original title track, which turns on an almost identical piano/bass hook to the one on Blue Moon, is just repetition of a good trick – a killer motif that has been Jamal's trademark ever since his 1950s hit Poinciana, but the freshness with which he balances the cyclical and the spontaneous is remarkable.

On the February 3 edition of Impact!, Anderson defeated Hardy in a rematch for the title, after Fortune turned on Immortal as they were interfering in the match.

In 1995, the Metropolitan Opera in New York introduced Met Titles, a system of screens mounted on seat backs that can be turned on or off.

Meanwhile, Sheridan Smith – fresh from critical acclaim for a run of theatrical turns – will take on the title role in Hedda Gabler at London's Old Vic.

Then, in Austin last year, Hamilton won the title, barging Rosberg wide on turn one as he did so.

In November 2007, the album was originally slated for release under the title Turn On the Lights, the name of a track on the album.

8Ball takes an inward turn on the next song, the title track, framed as an address to his children.